Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 02, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OftEOpy, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2,' 1930.
Is
ocal and
Personal
P? Inasmuch its-all plueer of bnfl-
3Psii In Modford will ho chcrt fcYI
f ?lay. Xnod. .Bopplifs must he ur
. jOhuHed tomorrow to lust ovir
Fourth of July and all hanking
liuslne murt be done tomorrow
fot two days. The pontofric will
jie rinsed nil day Krlriny, nnd t.nri
A will be no city or currier dHivpritw.
T '! , V if
lrpn lab, the better kind from
-Medford Kut'l Co. Order oarly.
MPboiifOSl. '- nmr
fjKWunm lo Otikliiiiil '
II MiflH M. L. SrrlbniT of Oakland,
i f nl., left today for her home, after
visiting since yenterdny with friend
I Jin thla city;. ':':.
Anderson's New Studio of Phn
ttngraphy, ground floor. 407 K.
I .ialn. oppoHltf I'lKKly wisely. 13
rrom Distant IMuft'tf
iiiefltB from n distance rKlttr
tf'd at Medford holds Include Air.
I 'nnd Mrs. Fred Rexln, Jr., Mrs. II.
ff. White of Chicago, 111., Mr. and
I VMrs. A. I. O'Arcy, Mrs. Helen Hon-
Jilfleld nnd Harry Honniflcld if
I jviftldflP-ltl, Nev.i J. Nordham f
' Brooklyn. N. Y., Mr. nnd Mm. M.
.$W. Newberry of New York' City
fV'nd Mr. and Mrs. It. M. Price of
Ht. Louis, Mo. ' '
The semi-annual clearlnn mo 1
I now In proKresn at Kthelwyn B.
Hoffman's, Including- Hats, Coals,
-Dresses nnd Ensembles. 10
Hoi urn from Motor Trl
Mr. nnd Mm. It u port Henry nnd
n Jimmy have returned from a
motor trip to Han Francisco and
other Hay points, comlm? north
i'la the Itedwood highway.
; For Kale: New Medfor-l license
ilate holders for yotir dir. Place
an order with Auto Hupply & Paris
I'ii. They're jfolnK fi.Hl. 1HS
OilirornlaiiK nt HoMs
Krom the Pear tnte the follow
Inif are rPtflstcrcrt ni Medford ho
tels: Mr. and Mrs. John Wright,
Mr.; and Mis. o, h." Morty, Mr. ami
Mrs. Pernnrd Munnel, Mr.-!. J. C.
Dally or Un Beanh, Mr. nnd Mrs.
K. II. Crofton of San DIcko. J. A.
Wehm and frf-mliy or I-m Angeles,
M r. ii nd M i. J. ('. I,as)m m of
Hollywood, l,nlu Wundetiich. Mr.
r nd Mrs. W. plumnier, Mr. W. O.
Hehr nnd flntmht.-r Kdlth. Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Hchroeder of mklnn1.
Mabel I,ytnan of San Joxe, AKfi"R
O. IIorpr of Kurekn, Mr. and Mrs.
A. MUreen of llrkeley. I.Hnrwl
Miles of Durbank, fl. I,. Hhoemakir
of 'Fresno, Mr. and Mrs; W. T3.
Stevenson of Pomona, nnd tbo fol
lowing from Kan Francisco: Beat
rice Tl. Olcoll. Kaiherhie K. fox.
Mr: nnd Mrs. Winner Wood, Mrs.
It.' A.' Hohrheek Mr. and Mrs. J.
Hun Ik.
iun Kmploye pick flH-rrlen
A cherry orchard in the yard
plant of the KoM-burif district .uf
j the Smithern Oregon as corpora
tion was mrry picnic khuiihi
for m p 1 oy CH of the co r po ra t i u n
from rants I 'ass, ,1 ed ford a ml
Ashland Huinb.y, accord ing to J.
W. Whipple of this city. Mr. an.l
Mrs. Whipple and family left
( i ra n t h J aM Ha III r i I u y for ft ise -burs
to attend the nriimii chfrry
pickinK event staffed by the ltose
burK district. - rants pass Courier.
The semi-annunl clearlnK sale Is
now In progress at Klhelwyn H.
Hoffmann's, Including Hats, Coats,
DresseH nnd Knsemiiles, 1 0 r
Will VlNlt In Klamtilli
Miss Winifred Walker will leave
Medford tomorrow for Klamath
Kails to spend the week end with
Mrs. (!. K. Anders.
PickliiB WcmUtIhimI ''(Iterrlea
, A small army of pickers are at
work in the Westerlund orchards
In the six-acre cherry tract; Most
of the c ro p ban been p u r ch a h e d
by the Incut cannery which also
bus a trrew at work cunning the
cherries.
Funeral sprays and flowers for
decorutiiiK. Dt-Losh Flower Gar
dens, 3:'' tf. Holly, or Phone 390-L.
, 107
Dance, Dreamland Wed.
Dynxe's music.
and Nat. I
100
VMdiifc Idaho ItcliillvcN , J
Mrs. P. f. lilham left ibis week!
on h short trip to Poise, Ida., ci,
visit relatives. A
Dance till 2 o'clock, fluid Hl.l
ovury Katurday nlKht, S!itf
I'liun Klriln lldlllit fl'iilll 1'ortllllltt
1 1 If. t'linndlnr KKn hn rodirnpcl
Itfram ft wopIc nnd trip to T'ortlnnu
I wvlicro ho wna oallpil In look bit
S jja new auhilivlslon golt coiirHe In
"th piitrn rnirt of tlio city. - Mi.
0''BU" m)iy ',ura tho conti-iict for
v-rtuylng out tin. new couthi'.
3 f Oroen Blahn, the hotter knnil from
' 'Medford KinM Co.- Ordi-r onrly'.
O'hono 031. lOLMf
'Will (In lo llrmikiilKH
Aidhrk roHldontH of Medford who
Ion to spend tho Fourth of July
frlnhlntt nt Hrooklnun uro Oeoi'Ki'
(llunt nnd Mr. nnd Mm. furl llow
Jmnn. who will motor to thnt plneo
Itoinorrow.
f Mm. Mnhol Hall, dlreotor of tho
JjHrhool of Arm nnd Craft" at Asli-
(hind thlH h ii m m o r, will teach
I Scournna In woiivIiik. block printing
Juno SO. . 10
Silft lo VoIitiiiis Iliwpllnl
I The Orand Volturo of Oreuon,
"-40 et 8. hn contrllilited n mlcrn
8 hihniin and mnplifyliiK nyntem to
f- fthe Vetera hhv )io)llnl of Portland
gfln tho numo of the Amerlcun l.n
J'Blnn. With this new yHtom betl
rlddeh hosplitil patlenm, nvnraglnu
Qntb In number, may enjoy the vnrl
kjoub programn presented In'the ho
! pit" I oudltorlum. ' ,
t-K -Vreo public lecture, Wednewlny
'.evenlnK at 7t3tl, Chlmpfantlc con
mlon''W'MJrtlir Temnli St.
- Mark'K nid. - - - Jus
' Wnk Kinl nt 1ivc
" Mliut l.ollt' Compton of Medford
spoilt the week end with MIhb Kan
; ;.nlr Abrnmii at Oranta Pubh. nnd
motored to' thh Omgon Cave Sunday.
"Drive In tray service to your
,i,',cltr, .HiinrlBe TvUnch and soft drink
, lnd It now open to tho public.
. The Hlgicest nnd bent root beer In
the city for He. Twelfth nnd Pacific
' highway, prlvo out , folk", nnd
, glv ub a trial. . 10i
"lluro from Kan PniiirlMcti
Mr. nnd Mra. H."M. CnrlUln of
Han Franelflco arrived In Medford
inn.Uie himla thlfi morning to
xp'fnd the remainder of tht- week ns
jtrji guelB of K. K. Hurnhnm. nt
!;il)elr cottage on tho Rogue river.
8 o have thnt particular tnould
ng for your Individual picture.
I The PeasleyH, opposite New Holly
.ihehiVr. :' -
iScw Vnmlly fir Meilfonl
I '.P. II. leielnhmun, 'formnrly of
itllu ABhlnnd plggly Wiggly b'"I
f nt- Aahland. and family , moved In
I Medford recently.
' KryBlnlglijf kodak kIohb aupreme.
( The peaBleya, oppoHlte Holly tlien
IteK . If
r
rift rt..i.,
s
ice
i,
We have tho largest
and most complete as
sortment of breads and
pastries in Southern
Oregon. , Come in and
let us help , you take
care of your, 4th of
July outing needs.
Sandwich Bread and
Buns, Picnic Cakes and
Sweet Goods, Cookies
all of the traditional
Flubrer quality.
Funeral aprayn nnd flowers for
decorating. DeDoxh Klowep flur
denH, 325 H. Holly, or Phono 31)0-1,.
, . (,7
Mbs Whitman 111 M "T
MIsh launy Whitman, who has
been III for several days, wr,s re
ported to he In an Improved con
dition Ihls mornin.r. Kite Is still
unable lo he on duly at the office
of Dr, J, J. lOmmens.
, Choice 'gladiolus, old-fashioned
flowers and corsages for all oc
casions, (lladlolns fide, per dozen.
Dehosb Flower flardens, 32ft S.
Holly, or Phono 3H0-D. 107
.Miss Stokes Visits Mitlford
Formerly u Medford resident and
employed by the lirown & White
company here, MIm Doiilso Stokis
flew to Medford by airplane this
week from flrnnts Puss for a short
visit flth friends. Miss Htnkes 11
now n member of the (Irani Pai's
Courier staff and does considerable
feature wrltlnK. '
Oct n permanent wavo before- the
Fourth. ltowman's Iteauty Hboppo.
Phono fi7. 103
To 1-cavo mi Nlioit Vacation .
MIhm Kay Hrnlth will leave the
end of this week on o short vaca
tion trip to Hllvnrton,' where h1u
plans' to visit her parents.
. Dance till 8 o'clock, Ciold Dill
'very Hutnrday nlffht. filtf
SM'kcM railed Awuy --".v ;
Mr. and Mrs, Dale Htokes and
daughter Delma havo ttwio tn
Pueblo, Colo., bavlnf? been culled
to' that city by the lUncH of Mr.
Htokes' mother.
For best green slabs, ask driver
or cull Medford Fuel Co., Tel. B31.
... Cfnf
Pelican VluU )et (illdcr
The first glider for I ho newly
formed Pelican Hlidcr club bus nr
rlved nt Klamath Falls and Ih on
exhibition.' Members' of' the etnb
expect to lve the motorics nlr
plano a tryout noon, and to pur
chase n Ir.rger glider. This Klliler
Ih nn Alexander model with US
foot w-itiK spread. '
There will be ti chicken dlnn'-r
werved at Dead lndm Hprlinni the
4th of July. Come y way of ligle
Point nnd Dnk Creek. 103
Returns to KMiknuo
Mrs. K. C. Downlim of Hpokaue
left on the Shasta this morning
for her home In thai city, follow
ing n visit with Mr. 'and Mrs. Itlley
D. HeiiHon.
Hemstitching, plcotlng, pleating,
billion making Mid hose mending
Handicraft Shop. 57tf
Will On to Yrekft
Waller reveretle, daughler ,le:in.
and Painine lingers will leiive to
morrow for Yreka, where Mr. l.ev
erette will intend (o business matters.
Choice gladiolus, old-fashioned
flowers nnd corsage for all oc
caKtons. Hliidlolits 50c per doxen.
Det.oHh Flower flurdniw, 32T S.
Holly, or Phono 8-U 107
See llrllfs Sheet Metj.l Works
for rudiiilor, fender nnd auto body
repairing. lf
Itiu'k n nn Vn ciu Ion
.1, C. Thompson nnd family re
turned yesterday from a vacation
hip lo Han Francisco.
Choice gladioli, rut flowers nnd
funeral sprays. Hnmtielson's Flow
er Harden, 20S Clark St. Phone
hso-X. ' sr.tf
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
KOIl HMNT Ti responsible party,
my home, furnished, for 10 mo.
Hefereilce required, Tel. VOTi-U.
I0
lOLMWKI.Y woman nnd clrl want
position cooking (n n camp. Tel.
7S-T or write Hox S Tribtie
1 03
FOH HKMT 3 nnd S-ronm hAiiftrn;
fiirniMhed, water, X I 2 Summit.
303
Foli ItKN'T 3-room npnrtment;
- prlvitie eutrnnm. bath, hot water.
0 K, JnckHon. 104
IMX MNfHtl.V HKDA N An ex-
repllonnllr uood cur: finish
really perfect; good tires; driven
onlv ift.otin m:u fS.ooi).
1 1S 7 B -passenger Lincoln Se
dan: n besutlful car; shown ex
ceptional rare; finish like new :
run 17.000 miles. Priced nt
$if.roo.
Iit2 7-p.isscnger Lincoln se
dun; run 5,oo miles; an excep
lional buy at (T,:5ti.
Pox 7.", ltend, Oregon,
- 02
On ItiiNlncsN from AmIiIii jm!
.1. P. Wolf of Ashland w;is In
Medford today tranKiiciiitg business.
Dance .l.nckson HprinKs, July 3,
4 mid U. Itegular admission. Pep
ivddlers. iar,
I'roiii Oregon PoIiiIn
Among the uute residents regis
tered at Medfurd hotels yesterday,
Olhei Ihfin from F'nrtlnnil wtvt
fieoi- -H. Craven and JOllis Kschen
ot salem, Mr. and Mrs. c J J.
liyno of CorviilliB, i. K. Kmer.oon.
Dr. M. H. Plyler, Catherine ;Mn
.Wil, J. f. Lecdy. F. W. Cantrell
of Pose(furg. I,. C. Oram, H. Ii.
Ksson, Mr. nnd Mra. (i. P. Hitch
cock and daughter of Kugene,
Order green slabs now. Later we
woii-t be able to fill orders. Valley
Fuel Co. Phone. 70. tf
Let us hnul away your garbage
and refuse. Phono Ti42, Ity San
itary Hervleo. 387tf
WH MH A Ul 1 io
IffNMIj TUU MJ IN IJul U)
SWA
tUtH. A Bui M f .rf .U WU Wi Irtl I - ,M 'L
ami ituH ,irtjn, ihi -AHJ SUKI-i-wjoom ir ?
ALL TALKING DRAMA OF ONE WOMAN WHO;
FACED THE FACTS AND CALLED FOR A SHOW-'
DOWN.
2 ;r Second
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Krazy Knl Cartoon
"BEAUTY SPOT"
MOVIETONE NEWS
BARGAIN MATS.
25c
CAW
5l
: STARTS
TODAY
2 DAYS ONLY
a a a r- a-a.
lllcfcst
. PRINGLE
GRANT,
WITHERS
HELEN JOHNSON
i
Brasi Buttons . , . dashing
uniform! . . . pretty wo
men . . . Mvlne post lite
in tropical Haiti.
PLUS
All Talking Laugh Hit
"GUNBOAT
GINSBERG"
s ra set no cinq M
Komante DRAMA A
Adopted Com tit A
Grjat Stay Ploy 1
4
Ecoiom
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y Grdcetena
THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE
FOR THE OUTING
? -
When preparing for the Fourth of July outing, saying is most essential for two rea
sons first, of course, is economy and second is the variety in the lunch.
Here you will find outing foods in endless varieties salads, fried chicken cold
meats, cheese of all kinds, as well as a wide assortment of the little relishes that
tend to make the luncheon a success. .. ,-.
And best of all you avoid that worry and fatigue that takes so much of the pleas
ure out of the outing and it costs no more.
So keep out of the hot kitchen let us supply the picnic lunch.' Here are just a few
examples: '
Bread
Your own baking is its only rival.
1-lb. loaf .'v.;'. . 3 for 20c
1Mb. loaf . . ..... 10c
Buns or Rolls, 2 doz 25c
Layer Cakes . . , 25c
Fried Chicken
Milk fed fryers fried "as you like
them all ready for the lunch,
V2 Chicken .
39c
OTHER PICNIC SPECIA LS
Parker's Potato Chips, 4 pkgs. . . . . 25c
Mayonnaise, Swift's Gem, pt. jar 15c
pint jar 23c; qt. jar . ...... 45c
Sandwich Spread, Swifts Gem
h pt. 15c; pint jar 23c; qt. jar. . . 45c
Van Camp's Pork and Beans,' tall
No. 1 cans, 4 for . . . '. . .'; . .' .: . . . 29c
White Star Tuna Fish, is . I . 19c
Underwood's Deviled Ham, medium
' cans, 2 for'.'". ............... . 25c
Sunkist Lemons, a larger size, doz. ' 33c
Near Beer Columbia Brew,
" 3 bottleV . .7 . .. 25c
Pickles Yolo Brand, pint jars, - ,
sweet, sour or dills 20c
Pretzels, fresh and crisp, lb. . 25c& 28c
Cliquot Ginger Ale, 3 bottles . . .-. . 49c
dozen $1.93
Potato Salad, home style, pint . . . . . 1.5c
Sardines in Oil, 2 cans .... . . 25c
BROOKFIELD CHEESE
Swiss American Old Y.ork Limburger Pimento
Cream Brick.
Vz lb. Carton 19c
GATES & LYDIARD
, . SAYING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL 1
Lots of Room to Park
Use Kodak Film
For beat results load
up with dependable
yellow-boi film. It
gets the picture.
'
; Send Us Your Films
for Photo Finishing
TTILARIOUS, carefree summer-time week
ends. Fun, fast and furious: Always
take along a camera and a supply of Kodak
Film. Get a record of all the high-spots to re
live and re-enjoy for years to come.
Send us the exposed films for photo finish
ing. Our skilful workmanship and modern
methods are an assurance that your prints
will be the finest it is possible to make. And
you can rely on us for prompt delivery and
reasonable prices, as well.
Many of your Ixnt nefatiin would providt
splendid enlargements. Ask to set samples
at the finishing counter.
Kodak, Book and Gift Shop ; . . . . II !
j-. - jl
-ADMISSION VsJ jtVwI j
Mat. 10c, 25c AvoltPlL YA) A 71 1 t JOHN H. LOCK
Eve. 10c, 35c biVl XTr- rr- lrnmc Painting-Decorating
' I UliVQM&JtiWll -fXOllUGS Fin. Interior Work .
k j l " IVl ayatV i I : INSURANCE Specialty
TUDIO
Ivy Street Market
- . ... .
Closed All Day Friday
BOB CROWDER
Every Day Is Bargain Day Here!
VI
Extra Fancy Hens, lb..
20c
5c each extra If chickens are drawn.
Salt Pork, lb.......:...: .". . 20
Boiling Beef, lb 12
Short Ribs, lb. ,. 12
Lamb Stew, lb t
Hamburger and Sausage, lb 20
Shoulder of Lamb, lb 20fp
Legs of Lamb, lb 25
All Kinds of Steak, lb. : 25t?
All Kinds of Chops, lb 25
Frankfurters, 2 lbs. . 45
Sauer Kraut, quart . 15
Pickled Pigs' Feet, 2 lbs 25
Veal Stew. lb.
Pure Lard. lb.
Choice Pot Roast, lb.
Shoulder of Pork, lb ..
LOTS OF PARKING SPACE
West of Postoffice on Ivy Street
15r
20
20?
HARRY MARX
Painter of the Home,
of Men
Tinting, Psper Hunting
Phone U8-J "
YOUR HEALTH
la youc WMlth. . Jl' as near as
your telephone. Call -1U90 for
appointment., ..... , ,
OR. CHARLES R. 8IMKINS
Over Woolworth'a Slora
Rusalan Massage. Electrotherapy
Chlropractlo
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